Sentence examples for text is framed from inspiring English sources
How does it work?" The text is framed as a speech by "wisdom" who is presented as an active agent who has a voice for self-announcement.
Most problematically, the production underplays the text's feminism: Ato is framed as the central character, while Eulalie's journey from idealism to alcoholism and despair is not presented with much sympathy.
But it is framed and shaped by a series of spoken texts, mostly drawn from writings and speeches by Lincoln.
Not quite: snapshots of Hitler with children and postcards of the idyllic retreat are framed with text explaining how such propaganda furthered his image as a folksy "man of the people".
The music was framed in texts — among them, historical documents from 15th-century Spain (most notably the Edict of Expulsion); an amusing set of observations about dance by an Italian dancing master, Guglielmo the Jew; and Bertram Gross's fascinating speculative fantasy about Shakespeare's having secretly been Jewish — in readings by John Genke.
Weigle (2014) adds that written materials should not be seen in isolation; on the contrary, they are framed by other texts produced before.
"My parents were framed".
